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Minty Fresh Breath for Kissing Shamrocks and Leprechauns!!Minty Fresh Breath for Kissing Shamrocks and Leprechauns!! If you’re going to kiss a shamrock this St Patrick’s Day, make sure you have fresh breath!St Patrick’s Day, on March 17, is a cultural and religious Irish holiday to commemorate Saint Patrick, one of Ireland’s patron saints, and the arrival of Christianity in Ireland. Traditionally, it was believed shamrock (a three leafed white clover) was used by St Patrick to illustrate the doctrine of the Trinity. Although this is likely to be false, the shamrock became a national symbol for Ireland and is one of the most popular symbols associated with St Patrick’s Day. If you’re going to be kissing leprechauns or shamrocks this St Patrick’s Day, freshen your breath with a mint or tea tree oil gargle. Halitosis (bad breath) affects an estimated 25 per cent of people. It is usually caused by bacteria on the tongue – there are more than 600 types of bacteria in the average mouth and some of these bacteria can produce bad smelling compounds.
If you suffer from halitosis, try the following:
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To make a natural mouthwash, get 2 cups of filtered water and 60 large mint leaves. Put the mint and water in a blender until it combines. Then strain it through a colander with a fine weave and pour it into a container. Keep it in the fridge for a longer shelf life. Discard it when it begins to smell sour.
Tea Tree Oil Tooth Gel
Mojito Recipe
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